tandor

time to face the music

Methinks you're jeopardising your case by going public here..this is a private matter between you and the Police..get moving!

wel it's fact..many Thai soi dogs sleep on the road and get legs broken as a result..don't you know!

it's just a Soi dog with amputated front legs.

you will find Immigration Dept. may refuse your Annual Extension unless you provide your Taxation Identification Number. (This was mentioned to a couple of us who registered recently at the TRD). PS. Don't shoot the Messenger.

Ignorance of the Law is no excuse. Late filing brings 1.50% penalty per month and failure to file a return the penalty was mentioned as being up to 100% of the tax assessed, plus possibility of imprisonment. Up to them.

i think Marriage doubled, and Retirement went from 500 to 800k.

how about dropping the 90 Day Reporting after three consecutive Extensions (as you do if applying for Permanent Residency).

i hope its grandfathered !!

...funny you never read or hear of Thais acting up in our countries..meek and mild little snivellers they are.

..owner's usually do not shackle their employees.

sorry BT but this is not my quote (Roel)..someone's messing about!

45 minute wait!...i hope you brought your complimentary bag of 10 year old rice to munch on!

....with capabilities

would you like some 10 year old Rice with that?

more mumbo-jumbo

the hospital have protocols and they were followed..patient medical care first..i applaud them.

everyone knows its the cock who is first to wake up.

Mike (or others)..do you know if the Australian Aged Pension (Services Australia or Social Security Dept) is Tax exempt here. It seems to me reading that an Australian Superannuation Pension (where one was a State Government employee) is Tax exempt), yet no real clarification from anyone..thanks in advance.

Don Dunstan's dream is finally coming true..this berg may make it by itself.

en garde

initially there was one photo from which i made my remarks which included possibles and maybes..you obviously had access to more photos ie the plate which i coudlnt see along with light lenses..however i did say regardless the driver of the Ford was reckless and negligent regardless of whether he was intoxicated as alleged. What you won't accept, probably because you're ignorant of this, is that all road users who get involved in an accident are each apporitoned a percentage of the total blame. The mere fact the motor cycle riders (RIP) were on the road and maybe/perhaps/probably doing everything correctly, must still share a certain responsibility because they were there and got hit. All courts of law apportion blame this way, including Thailand who follow the British system in most laws. So no need to nit-pick with me and i hope you learnt something today!

grow up Troll.

Im not exonerating the car driver at all..read my reply!...my comment about the bike was from the few earlier photos.

souped up bike..lowered..loud exhaust..can't see any front or rear lights or license plate..maybe the driver didn't see him until too late, not that that is any excuse..but maybe a contributing factor to the collision.